Editor’s note: We originally met entrepreneur Reagan Bregman in 2021 when we were the first to report the launch of her athleisure line, Exiza. Her brand quickly drew rave reviews for its ethical, sustainable practices, great fits for every body type, and effortlessly cool vibe.
Fast forward to 2023, and Reagan is a new mom to adorable baby Knox, still overseeing Exiza and its new line, a sought-after influencer and guest host, and a social media tastemaker. (Oh yeah, she’s also married to a nice gentleman named Alex who is really, really good at baseball, business, and paying it forward.)
With so many of her fans constantly asking and commenting on her fab finds, we’ve recruited this Houston star to spotlight some of her favorite things — and where to find them — each month. Take it away, Reagan!
Finally! Summer has relented and we can feel the autumn cool over the city. This is one of my favorite times of year because it’s the beginning of so many fun holidays with the family. The cooler temps bring a whole new energy everywhere as we finish out the year.
With fall fun in mind, I’ve rounded up my favorites: spooky home decor, ranches you have to take the family to, outdoor patios to enjoy a great meal or cocktail, and — obvi — a few fall fashion finds.
Introducing With Love by Reagan Bregman
Speaking of fashion, I’m beyond excited for my new jewelry line called With Love by Reagan Bregman that I created with the amazing Iris and Danny Shaftel of Shaftel Diamonds.
I truly wanted to create minimal, elevated, everyday pieces that were designed with meaningful moments in life in mind. I wanted to make sure the pieces were fine jewelry (18-karat gold and natural white sapphire gemstones), but also accessible for everyone (pieces start at $100).
With Love by Reagan Bregman is available to preorder at Shaftel Jewelers online and will be available in-store at the end of this month. This week, I spilled the tea with Steven Devadanam about my new line and my inspo for it!
Every day is Halloween! Prep for spooky season
I love decorating for Halloween — I skip right over the fall decor and go straight to spooky! Here are a few items you can get quickly that add a little eerie essence to your home as we get ready for Halloween.
Want something to sets the spooky tone but can peel right on and off? Go batty with these bat wall decorations, decals, and stickers — with spiders, too!
Austin might be America's "Bat Capital" – but you can have your own bat capital right on your doorstep.Amazon
Get that fall foliage bloom inside on your mantle and in your rooms with this six-foot eucalyptus garland with white and blue flowers. No need to water — just unbox and re-box after the season!
It might take more than a garland to make it feel like fall in Houston, but who can resist the beautiful greenery?Amazon
Make your Halloween table and decor totally lit! These black candlestick holders totally scream dinner with the Adams Family or Cruella. Add an orange or blood-red candlesticks for that extra creepy vibe!.
Add a blood red candlestick and you've got yourself some spooky lighting decor.Amazon
Everyone loves adding small pumpkins to their fall and Halloween dinner tables. But for a softer touch, I love these fabric pumpkins. The small size, neutral color, and plush feel make them work even after Halloween!
Who said pumpkins can't be soft?Amazon
Get a load of this mug! If you follow me on Instagram, you know I love my coffee, tea, and hot beverages. For spirited sip, grab these totally boo-tiful ghost mugs from Hyde & EEK! Boutique (love that name!) for that cold morning coffee or tea, or that hot toddy in the chilly evening.
A boo-tiful mug for those days when you just want a nice hot toddy.Target
As you may have seen with my son Knox’s first birthday bash, I love a theme party! Get a leg up — or eight legs! — on Halloween entertaining with a spider leg serving bowl. It’s creepy and perfect for Halloween punch or serving candy — and it’s from my favorite, H-E-B.
The perfect bowl to serve candy from to your neighborhood trick-or-treaters. Or perhaps a bowl suitable for some fall punch.H-E-B
Fall for these farms and parks for a fun family trip
I love family time and dressing up (and Knox) for chilly outdoor weather. For a crisp fall trip, head to the Houston-area spots for some memorable fun and plenty of frameable photo opps.
I’ve loved Dewberry Farm since I was little. This adorably cute farm — with a pumpkin patch — is located in Brookshire. You and the family will love the barnyard, corn maze, and 40 attractions just for the kiddos. They also have spooky nights running through October 29.
It's the Great Pumpkin! Head to Dewberry Farm for a pumpkin patch, farm fun, and more.Photo via Dewberry Farm
Frobergs Farm and Country Store
This farm in Alvin is open year-round with a market and smokehouse. I love that you can pick your own fruit and vegetables. The property is clean and gorgeous. Be sure to check out the corn maze, Berry Funland, and duck races as part of the Fall Festival that runs through November 5.
Pick flowers, fruits, and veggies at Froberg’s Farm and Country Store.Photo courtesy of Froberg’s Farm and Country Store
Where the deer and the donkeys and cows play: Old MacDonald's Farm.Photo via Old MacDonald's Farm
Old Macdonald has a farm — and it’s a great place to take the kiddos. Train rides, pony rides, and a petting zoo full of adorable and friendly animal friends make for the perfect fall getaway.
Family fun abounds at Levy Park.
Photo by Midway Companies
This park has won global awards and is located right in the heart of Upper Kirby. The water playground is just so fun! They also have art, game rentals, books, and a Slowpokes coffee shop (perfect for me!) right next door. This is a great spot to hit after school or on the weekend.
Patio party: Outdoor dining spots I love for cool-weather dining
We can finally enjoy outdoor dining and cocktails, and I love these local hot spots for their fun patio scenes. I love the outdoor space at Ostia and the enclosed outdoor patio. Oh, and their pasta is incredible! Head to Pistoleros in Montrose for a tacos, a great margarita, and a hot patio vibe.
Le Jardinier at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has delicious French food, a gorgeous interior, and a really pretty outdoor patio. Perfect for before after checking out the exhibits. And when it's game time, I grab the fam and hit Piggy’s Kitchen and Bar before first pitch. They have a great patio, DJ, and we absolutely love their brunch.
Fall fashion faves
I found Washington Ave, a little vintage shop, at a Galleria pop up. I love their vintage Levi’s jackets and they have a variety of fun, unique pieces for fall. For a great place to run in, grab something, and run out, head to Zara for some trendy knitwear for the fall — think sweater vests and this metallic piece to jump on the shiny trend.
Metallics never looked so good.Zara
And it’s game time! If you’re looking for that perfect fit for Astros playoffs, football, or tailgating, head to Emerson Rose. This cute boutique has a location in the Heights and a brand-new Montrose store.
Wrap yourself in H-Town with this Emerson Rose scarf.Photo via Emerson Rose
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Blue Hills brings a cool mix of fashion, accessories, and brands, including first-timer Sézane, to the Round Top shopping scene.Photo Courtesy of Blue Hills
The Compound offers an elevated mix of new, vintage, and upcycled fashion for stylish Round Top shoppers.Photo courtesy of The Compound
Marburger Farm combines its famous antique show with plenty of opportunities to shop for vintage fashion, boots, and accessories.Photo courtesy of Marburger Farm Antique Show 
Zapp Hall has it all. From an indoor/outdoor setting to the antique atmosphere only a 1903 dance hall can provide.Photo courtesy of Zapp Hall